Rachel Kiley

3 days ago | pride.com | Rachel Kiley

Reneé Rapp is weighing in on a lesbian debate that has raged on for years — is scissoring real? The "Pretty Girls" singer recently chatted with Anania Williams for a @gaydar.show segment on TikTok, answering important questions like "What gay celebrity would Regina George date today?" and "How are femme and masc lesbians’ thirst traps different?"At one point, Williams asked Rapp which of her tattoos is the gayest. The answer was, of course, the ink she got on her arm of two scissors intertwined.

4 days ago | pride.com | Rachel Kiley

Gear up, queens! A new zombie apocalypse film is on its way — but this one is putting LGBTQ+ characters front and center. Tina Romero is set to carry on the horror legacy of her father, George A. Romero, with a zombie flick of her own, Queens of the Dead. The horror-comedy project was announced last summer, promising a "genre-smashing, glam-gore thrill ride through the zombie apocalypse.""The zombie apocalypse is such a rich sandbox to play in when it comes to social commentary.

4 days ago | pride.com | Rachel Kiley

Women’s basketball fans are jumping for joy after Olivia Miles and Maddy Westbeld appear to have confirmed their long speculated relationship. Over the weekend, Miles, a point guard for the TCU Horned Frogs, posted a series of pictures to Instagram simply captioned "pov." Two of the pictures (#5 and #11 in the carousel, for those who want to scroll) showed her cozied up to Westbeld, her former Notre Dame teammate who was drafted by the Chicago Sky in April.

1 week ago | pride.com | Rachel Kiley

Swifties are celebrating after Taylor Swift revealed that she finally regained ownership of her masters after six years of drama. Rumblings that the original recordings of Swift’s first six albums were up for sale once again started earlier this month. On Friday, the "Anti-Hero" singer confirmed that her team had negotiated a deal for her to buy them back from Shamrock Capital.

1 week ago | pride.com | Rachel Kiley

Pride Month is just around the corner, and a somewhat surprising contender has entered the race for pink dollars — Target. Many LGBTQ+ people have wondered what the retail giant might do to acknowledge Pride this year, or if they would at all. The company has been sliding into the past in recent years after first bowing to bigots who spent the summer of 2023 threatening employees and toppling over displays until Target abruptly took down a lot of its Pride merch across U.S. stores.